Titlebook: International NGO Engagement, Advocacy, Activism; The Faces and Spaces Helen Yanacopulos Book 2015 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Au

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The Current State of INGOs,tional development. When the urge to help is ignited, people tend to turn to international non-governmental organisations (INGOs) to make their donations, such as Oxfam, Save the Children, Action Aid, CARE or faith-based organisations such as CAFOD, World Vision or Christian Aid, to name but a few.

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Political Spaces of INGOs,m the conceptualisation of the multilateral and international system through to geopolitics and transnational networks. Yet until recently, the idea of ‘political space’ itself has been under-researched. But why is the examination of political space important to practitioners and to academics who st

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Cosmopolitan Spaces of INGOs,ndraising and marketing, through to advocacy, development education and volunteering, not only rely on different organisational dynamics, but also are predicated on different aims and, I would argue, on different values. The aim of this chapter is to provide a conceptual framework to better understa

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Networked Spaces of INGOs,ers, and externally, with other INGOs and development actors, since their inception. And, with respect to engagement, advocacy and activism, working with others makes a great deal of sense — the higher the number of partners, the greater the reach of their message. Information and communication tech

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Digital Spaces of INGOs,th. As discussed in the previous chapter, such technologies have acted as an enabler to increased communication and networking between not only individuals but also organisations. Terms and events such as the ‘Twitter Revolutions’ of Iran in 2009 and Egypt in early 2011, the use of ICTs in elections

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Conclusions,ternational development for the majority of people in the global north. This is an extremely powerful position to be in and in many ways they are the face of the development industry, constructing, mediating and representing meanings of development. And yet, as we have seen in the preceding chapters

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Helen Yanacopuloss indicating  an exponential increase in the number of fatalities year by year due to the increment of vehicles on the road. The avoidance of possible road accidents, minimization of carbon emission, efficient fuel consumption, enhanced driver safety and comfort, identification of faster routes, sav

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